Kinross collects Park prize once more at Doncaster
No stopping Ralph Beckett’s seven-year-old.
Kinross showed all of his class to claim Betfred Park Stakes glory for the second time at Doncaster. Ralph Beckett’s evergreen seven-year-old prevailed in this Group Two contest a couple of seasons ago before going on to land top-tier wins in the Prix de la Foret and the British Champions Sprint. His form this term had been a bit below that level, but Rossa Ryan was always sitting comfortably on this occasion.Kinross responded impressively when asked to kick on at the furlong pole and the result was never in doubt from there, with the 11-4 shot coming home two lengths clear of favourite Lead Artist. He was subsequently cut from 7-1 to 4-1 for another British Champions Sprint success at Ascot by Paddy Power.
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